Oil City police are investigating incidents of criminal mischief in which windows have been shot out of multiple vehicles in Oil City, Cornplanter Township, and Franklin and also at a CATA bus shelter. This picture of a damaged car window was taken at Fern Court in Oil City, and police said in a press release they believe a BB gun or pellet gun was used to shoot out the windows on Monday. Earlier this week, police said vehicles parked along Pearl Avenue had their windows damaged between 4 to 6 a.m. Monday. Anyone with information can call Oil City police at (814) 678-3080 or Franklin police at (814) 437-1644. (By Renee Battin)
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